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eer-robustness
Use when a European Economic Review (EER) result must be shown to survive specification, sample, measurement, and inference changes — the robustness battery referees demand. Builds the stress tests and organizes them; it does not establish the core identification or write the prose.
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# Robustness & Sensitivity (eer-robustness)
## When to trigger
- The headline estimate exists but its fragility has not been probed
- A referee (or co-author) suspects the result is driven by one sample/spec choice
- Inference assumptions (clustering, dependence, multiple testing) are unexamined
- A structural/quantitative result's sensitivity to parameters is not shown
## The EER robustness bar
A general-interest result must be **believable beyond the authors' favorite specification**. EER referees — methods-aware under single-anonymized review — expect a **disciplined battery**, not a scattershot appendix: vary the things that *could plausibly overturn the result*, report them transparently, and say which (if any) move the estimate. The goal is a result that is **robust where it matters and honest where it is fragile**. Robustness is not infinite specification mining; choose tests with a *reason*.
## The robustness battery (choose by design)